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Background |
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About Multiracialism |
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The 'Why' |
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The 'Now' |
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The 'How' |
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Miscellaneous |
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The 'Now' |
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| In this chapter, you would learn about how people have learnt from past experiences and thus promote multiracial integration as the future way of life. You would also see how many countries in the world, especially Singapore, has implemented measures to foster a multiracially integrated environment in their country and to promote communication, respect and understanding between people of different races and religions. We would then show you a few of the problemspeople face today withregards to multiracialism and integration, such as racist bloggers, media, the internet and a whole lot more. After that, we would help you understand cultural diffusion around the world and how that differs from true multiracial integration. Lastly, you would see how meritocracy aids in fostering a multiracial society. |
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